Putin has no choice? Russia launches the largest night attack, the situation becomes increasingly complex and severe

The war in Los Angeles was in full swing, and Russian troops attacked Ukraine on a large scale. Crazy street violence in the UK, and the world is really not peaceful! Please cherish your wonderful life!

Early yesterday morning, the Russian army launched a large-scale air strike on Ukraine, and there were many signs that the air strike was extraordinary.

First, Zelensky moved to the bunker to work, indicating that he knew there was a beheading operation. Secondly, at midnight before the air strike, the top Russian convoy returned to the Kremlin - if it weren't for going back to get the phone, something big happened. Then, an unusual air strike began, with a large number of missiles and drones flying to an inconspicuous place: the Dubno region in western Ukraine (local on the map, far from Kiev and closer to Poland).

What exactly makes Russia pay so much attention to? The news I just got was that a fire broke out at a military airport in the area. But I think it will not only target the F-16, but there must be other targets besides the aircraft, such as NATO officers. The air strike looked very weird.

In the past, after similar air strikes occurred, Russia and Ukraine's networks would be immediately filled with attack information, and Ukraine's losses were almost transparent. However, this time, the amount of network information is seriously incompatible with the scale of the attack. This unusual silence often heralds unusual and serious consequences. Zelensky's X account has not been updated for 16 hours, which is too rare for a chatterbox.

So, regarding the situation in Ukraine, it is best to wait until Zelensky resumes his voice. In fact, there is another more important focus in the situation in Russia and Ukraine: Russia announced on June 8 that it had arrived at the border of Borobidrovsk in Nepal and continued its attack. Maybe another Ukrainian state will join Russia.

What is important is that the eastern part of the state is flat and Ukraine has not created a decent line of defense. The Russian army may advance very quickly here, and according to the pro-Ukrainian military analysis channel, the offensive could become a turning point, which could lead to the collapse of the entire logistics system of the southern and eastern fronts of Ukraine.

This opens the door for Russia to carry out strategic encirclement, where the Russian army can detour to Zaporozhe and block Ukraine's estuary. Therefore, what is currently being carried out is not a tactical task, but a strategic reconstruction that changes the layout of the entire front.

In terms of strategic reconstruction, the Russian army's actions were a whole year later than the result I predicted. On June 21 last year, it was mentioned that you can continue to go westward, approach the capital of Zaporozhe, and then continue to go westward, and you can launch an attack on the right bank of the Dnieper River from north to south, causing the Ukrainian army to be defended against Khlsong to be in a passive situation of fighting against the water.

A year later, the pro-Ukrainian military analysis channel finally understood the strategic importance of circling to Zaporoze and called it a strategic reconstruction, with the consequence that Ukraine lost its entire coastline.

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